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Doesn’t any proposition limit the power of a future legislature?

• dannykwells 5y ago
  No
• deleted 5y ago
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• tsimionescu 5y ago
  Not in this way. Propositions are supposed to cover a single specific issue, they can't cover a whole area of law. You can pass a prop saying the legislature must refer to any dog as 'your honor', and the legislature would forever have to respect it and not be allowed to repeal it. However, you can't then add wording in this proposition saying that the legislature can't pass similar laws for referring to cats with higher honorifics, which is what Prop 22 tried.